2027 NFL Draft: Midseason WR rankings have Jeremiah Smith at the top

The 2027 NFL Draft is widely considered near-generational, and wide receiver is one of the top positions. With one solid headliner and plenty of top-end talent underneath, a major run on wide receiver could happen through the first two days of the draft. Here are the top ten rankings through the midway point of the season:1) Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State2) Cam Coleman, Texas3) Charlie Becker, Indiana4) Nick Marsh, Michigan State5) Deuce Alexander, Ole Miss6) Ryan Wingo, Texas7) KJ Duff, Rutgers8) Bryant Wesco Jr., Clemson9) Wyatt Young, Oklahoma State10) Reed Harris, Arizona StateJeremiah Smith is the second coming of Julio Jones, should he fulfill his potential at the next level. Smith should hear his name called in the first five picks of the draft, and immediately should step in as a team's top option on offense. Cam Coleman and Charlie Becker will both hear their name called in the first round, and guys like Nick Marsh and even as far down as Reed Harris, who will be a late climber, could sneak in. Deuce Alexander, Ryan Wingo, and KJ Duff are second-round players, with Bryant Wesco Jr. and Wyatt Young likely to be early day-two picks as well. No Ryan Coleman-Williams, as there is too much inconsistency in his game to warrant a top-ten ranking. This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: 2027 NFL Draft: Midseason WR rankings have Jeremiah Smith at the top